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Here’s a line-up of Military Police with Jack Benny in the front left jeep.
http://www.koreanwar.org/html/images/newsletters/Jack_Benny_Korea_1359.jpg
It appears all the other celebrities in the other jeeps are completely standing up except Jack Benny. Looks like he pulled himself up partially by holding the grab bar on the dash. He also looks a little tense, too. If I was in a jeep in a war zone I might do the same thing and try to keep my head down a little, in case there was a sniper around.
Must be early in the war as there is not an m38 in sight.
The aircraft in the background:
On the left, L-17 Navions.
On the right, Cessna L-19 Bird Dig…later redesignated the O-1.